Exam 70-310 Certification Objective Mapping to the Study Guide

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C Exam 70-310 Certification Objective

Mapping to the Study Guide

The following tables are designed to help focus your exam preparation Each exam

objective is listed in the left column, with the corresponding chapter where that objective is addressed in the right column These objectives were current on the Microsoft site at the time of the creation of this table Because Microsoft reserves the right

to change objectives without notice, you should check the exam site prior to finalizing your

exam preparation

Creating and Managing Microsoft Windows Services, Serviced Components, NET Remoting Objects,

and XML Web Services

Objective

Location in Study Guide

Creating and manipulating a Windows service See Chapter 2

Write code that is executed when a Windows service is started or stopped See Chapter 2

Creating and consuming a serviced component See Chapter 3

Implement a serviced component See Chapter 3

Create interfaces that are visible to COM See Chapter 3

Create a strongly named assembly See Chapter 3

Register the component in the global assembly cache See Chapter 3

Manage the component by using the Component Services tool See Chapter 3

Creating and consuming a NET Remoting object See Chapter 4

Implement server-activated components See Chapter 4

Implement client-activated components See Chapter 4

Select a channel protocol and a formatter Channel protocols include TCP

and HTTP Formatters include SOAP and binary

See Chapter 4 Create client configuration files and server configuration files See Chapter 4

Implement an asynchronous method See Chapter 4

Create the listener service See Chapter 4

Instantiate and invoke a NET Remoting object See Chapter 4

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Location in Study Guide

Creating and consuming an XML web service See Chapter 5 Control characteristics of web methods by using attributes See Chapter 5 Create and use SOAP extensions See Chapter 5 Create asynchronous web methods See Chapter 5 Control XML wire format for an XML web service See Chapter 5 Instantiate and invoke an XML web service See Chapter 5 Implement security for a Windows service, a serviced component, a NET

Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapter 5

Accessing unmanaged code from a Windows service, a serviced component,

a NET Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapter 5

Consuming and Manipulating Data

Objective

Location in Study Guide

Accessing and manipulating data from a Microsoft SQL Server database by creating

and using ad hoc queries and stored procedures

See Chapter 6

Creating and manipulating DataSets See Chapter 6 Manipulate a DataSet scheme See Chapter 6 Manipulate DataSet relationships See Chapter 6 Create a strongly typed DataSet See Chapter 6

Accessing and manipulating XML data See Chapter 6 Access an XML File by using the Document Object Model (DOM) See Chapter 6 Transform DataSet data into XML data See Chapter 6 Use Xpath to query XML data See Chapter 6 Generate and use an XSD schema See Chapter 6 Write a SQL statement that retrieves XML data from a SQL Server database See Chapter 6 Update a SQL Server database by using XML See Chapter 6 Validate an XML document See Chapter 6

Testing and Debugging

Objective

Location in Study Guide

Creating a unit test plan See Chapter 7

Implementing tracing See Chapter 7

Configure and use trace listeners and trace switches See Chapter 7

Display trace output See Chapter 7

Instrumenting and debugging a Windows service, a serviced component, a NET

Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapter 7 Configure the debugging environment See Chapter 7

Create and apply debugging code to components and applications See Chapter 7

Provide multicultural test data to components and applications See Chapter 7

Execute tests See Chapter 7

Using interactive debugging See Chapter 7

Logging test results See Chapter 7

Resolve errors and rework code See Chapter 7

Control debugging in the Web.config file See Chapter 7

Use SOAP extensions for debugging See Chapter 7

Deploying Windows Services, Serviced Components, NET Remoting Objects, and XML Web Services

Objective

Location in Study Guide

Planning the deployment of and deploying a Windows service, a serviced

component, a NET Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, and 9

Creating a setup program that installs a Windows service, a serviced

component, a NET Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapter 9 Register components and assemblies See Chapter 9

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Location in Study Guide

Publishing an XML web service See Chapter 9

Enable static discovery See Chapters 5 and 9 Publish XML web service definitions in the UDDI See Chapter 9

Configuring client computers and servers to use a Windows service, a

serviced component, a NET Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, and 9

Implementing versioning See Chapters 1 and 9

Planning, configuring, and deploying side-by-side deployments and

applications

See Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 9

Configuring security for a Windows service, a serviced component, a NET

Remoting object, and an XML web service

See Chapter 8

Configure authentication type Authentication types include Windows authentication, Microsoft NET Passport, custom authentication, and none

See Chapter 8

Configure and control authorization Authorization methods include file-based authorization and URL-based authorization

See Chapter 8 Configure and implement identity management See Chapter 8